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House of the Dragon S1E3: English vocabulary

Season 1, Episode 3Sci-Fi & FantasyDramaAction & Adventure

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  • estrange

    to make people less close or friendly

  • heedless

    not paying enough attention to what you are doing or to possible danger

  • succor

    help and support given to someone in trouble or distress

  • obeisance

    a gesture, especially a bow, that shows deep respect

  • kingly

    having the style, dignity, or appearance of a king

  • frightfully

    very; extremely

  • misjudge

    to form a wrong opinion about someone or something

  • malcontent

    a person who is unhappy, dissatisfied, and often complains or rebels

  • seaworthy

    safe and strong enough to travel on the sea

  • proffer

    to offer something formally or in a careful way

  • portent

    a sign that something important or bad is going to happen

  • assail

    to attack someone or something violently

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  • assuage

    make a feeling, pain, or problem less strong

  • betrothal

    the state of being engaged to marry

  • dwindle

    to become gradually smaller, fewer, or weaker

  • daemon

    a background program that runs without direct user control

  • inhospitable

    harsh, empty, or difficult to live in

  • huntsman

    a person who hunts, especially as a job

  • fete

    a small fair or festival, especially one held for a charity or local community

  • toothless

    having no teeth

  • peddle

    to try to sell things by going from place to place

  • supplant

    to replace something or someone, especially by taking over their role or use

  • hounding

    to keep bothering someone again and again, especially by following or questioning them

  • nosing

    the front edge of a step or stair

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